Allergy Testing & Treatment

Symptoms we treat

• Sneezing, itching and a clear runny nose
• Red, watery or itchy eyes
• Congestion that keeps you up at night
• Hives, welts or itchy skin
• Wheezing or a cough that shows up when sweeping, dusting or going out on pollen days
• Mild reactions to foods or insect stings

How we evaluate you

The medical team asks when your symptoms start, where they feel worse and what brings relief. They examine your nose, throat, ears, skin and lungs to tell an allergy apart from an infection or a cold that drags on. If a specific allergy test is needed, we guide the referral to a specialist.

Treatment that fits you

Depending on the case, we prescribe antihistamines, nasal sprays, eye drops or skin creams. We also give you a simple plan to lower exposure: keep windows shut on high-pollen days, wash bedding in hot water and control humidity in the bathroom and kitchen. If medication is prescribed, the e-prescription goes to the pharmacy you prefer.

When allergies get complicated

Weeks of congestion can turn into sinusitis, and a wheezy cough may be asthma. If that sounds like you, we also check for the respiratory illnesses that may be involved. If you notice swelling of the lips or tongue, trouble breathing or dizziness after eating something or being stung, call 911: it may be a severe reaction.

Where to find us

Open 9 AM to 9 PM every day at 13331 Kuykendahl Rd, Suite 128, Houston, near Spring. No appointment and no health insurance needed.